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altan armando

ROOT & REVIVE

The Root & Revive in Kabusa, Nigeria, bridges education and healing. Using sustainable local adobe, the design creates a porous landscape where studios and therapy spaces merge. It acts as a resilient sanctuary, grounding recovery in academic growth to catalyze empowerment and well-being for the community.

Mehran and 2 others

Live Laugh Love A community space for healing

our project is Designing a mental health center that is in harmony with nature and is a place where patients can achieve their mental health

Daria

Art Therapy Centre

The Art Therapy Center project is primarily designed for individuals dealing with deteriorating mental health and depression. It is also open to the local community for integration and scientific purposes. The therapy program is based on experiential art and the architecture itself, exploring their impact on emotions, senses, and well-being of the users.

Edwin

Architecture of the Apocalypse

Humanity as we know it hangs on its last thread as the living remaining few build themselves back up through a scarred field of radiation, with only hope in their sights.

John

Healing, Redefined.

An essay on the new approach towards everyday healing spaces.

Natalia

herbcare center

An important issue at the design stage was to pay attention to the needs of people after treatment and to provide them with a place to properly convalesce. The main design idea was to create a place to grow herbs with healing properties. The project refers to the history of the place through the use of brick as a facade material.

Daniella

Y I N Y A N G REHABILITATION CENTRE

The Yin-Yang (Chinese: 陰陽) basic idea consists of two opposite forces in our universe. Both of the forces are different, but they complement each other. This idea is reflected in the design of the rehabilitation center for adult orphans, where two other forces/extremes meet in an architectural ensemble - nature and building/man-made.

Supriya

Undergraduate Portfolio

Hi, I am a fourth-year undergraduate architecture student. For me Architecture is a lot more than just buildings, It’s a way of living and expressing oneself. It has changed my perspective on every aspect. I intend to continue on this with a goal of learning, acquiring knowledge, and gaining experience, and ultimately help me to present myself better.

Sylwia

Community Therapy Center

Space where everyone can feel safe and supported. The main goal of this project is to encourage people to seek help and exchange experiences with others.

Jessy

Home-spice

In our hospice design we try to create a temporary home, it is in truth a home, that one is able to find company from both man and nature. Our design is a place of final goodbye for the families, and of final destination for children patients. Even though the ending is inevitable and not a desire, one still can also embrace the beauty of life.

Tecolote and 3 others

IKIGAI

Hospice design where the main objective is not to create a simply functional project, but to go beyond the material and create spaces that serve the purpose of healing a kid facing death: making a child overcome this hardship in a community of similar individuals and loved ones, never alone.